u/Proper_Stress_2189

Idk who this dude is but if u see this answer please 🙏

like bro im sorry too and no offense but why would you think that was a good idea 😭

u/Proper_Stress_2189 — 2 days ago

Pitching an AC game based on my own story concept Assassin's Creed: Kingdom

Hi everyone I have a pitch for an Assassin's Creed game called Assassin's Creed: Kingdom set in the Caucasus. The map would include Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Cilicia, parts of modern-day Turkey, Iran, and Caucasian Russia. We know from the official comics that the Armenian Brotherhood is hard canon because of Aquilus's story, so the setup is already there. Here is the exact story and outfit concept I came up with

The main character wants to kill the Lusignan Templars (a French crusader dynasty that ruled Cilician Armenia, whom the locals hated because they tried to forcefully change the region's religion, culture, and traditions to Latin European standards through internal betrayals). He is the son of a guard who served under a Lusignan general. His father was killed for espionage, but it was a mistake the person who actually should have been executed was a defector who managed to escape. Now, that same defector is an old senior mentor who helps the Assassins. Along the way, the main character is joined by a female companion. She is the daughter of a king/lord of a fortress, and her father was a Templar. Her father wanted to destroy the settlements close to his castle in order to capture more slaves. When she heard about what her father wanted to do, she decided to run away to warn those settlements and go to the Assassins. But she was caught, taken away to a prison, and chained up there. When her father came to visit her in the cell, she managed to kill him using her own chains, stole the key to unlock herself, and escaped. Main character's outfit looks like a hybrid between Aguilar's Spanish look and Bayek's Egyptian gear. The clothes are made of deep brown leather, and the torso features a heavy chainmail vest/mesh armor for protection.

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u/Proper_Stress_2189 — 28 days ago